

Pulsar is part of Yukon Advanced Optics Worldwide, with headquarters based in Lithuania in the north-eastern part of Europe. Inspired by the lush woodland, sprawling meadows, streams, and rivers that are synonymous with this land, Pulsar strives to see beyond what is visible and to open up greater observation opportunities.
Recognised worldwide as industry-leaders, innovators, and trend-setters when it comes to consumer optics, every one of Pulsar’s products are proudly made in Europe, so you can expect nothing less than impeccable European quality. Their devices are designed to cater to a wide range of users in an even wider range of applications, and their reputation as an industry-leading producer of high-tech advanced optics has been gained through their steadfast commitment to developing devices for both recreational and professional markets. Each of these devices are equipped with enhanced features and functionalities, impressive digital capabilities, and unrivaled connectivity options. Pulsar’s goal is to enhance human abilities, aid better performance, and enable success.
Pulsar devices use cutting edge technology to offer only the best results for a wide range of sectors, including law enforcement, security and surveillance outfits, search and rescue, emergency services, mariners, and recreational sportspeople.

Thomas Jacks, the exclusive UK & ROI distributors of Pulsar thermal imaging, digital night vision, and multispectral optics, are proud to partner with the British Deer Society to promote the importance of responsible management, observation, and understanding of deer and other wildlife.
The British Deer Society is the only charity in the UK dedicated to the welfare of wild deer. They are a small team of passionate and dedicated staff, with a wide network of supporters, who strive to educate and inspire people about deer by highlighting the importance of evidence-based deer management. At the heart of what they do can be found a steadfast belief in championing deer welfare.
The British Deer Society strives to see a United Kingdom in which wild deer are valued and respected, face minimal threats to their welfare, and thrive in harmony with their environment.
To help make their vision a reality, the British Deer Society has launched a long-term “Together For Deer” strategy, in which they aim to become the leading voices in ethics and welfare; the leading providers of unbiased educational resources and deer management training; and the leading body for monitoring and research that provides effective solutions for the protection of deer welfare and management.






















